Which ancient Egyptian deity served as a 'mascot' for marketplaces and was prominently displayed by merchants as a symbol of fair trade and commercial prosperity?

Before modern brand mascots became ubiquitous in advertising, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols and figures to represent their marketplaces and trading establishments. These early 'mascots' served as recognizable markers for merchants, helped illiterate consumers identify goods, and often carried religious or cultural significance. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early commercial symbols that influenced today's brand mascots!

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Thoth - The ibis-headed god of wisdom and writing
Horus - The falcon-headed god of kingship and protection
Khnum - The ram-headed creator god of fertility
Thoth-Hermes (Hermes Trismegistus) - The patron of commerce, communication and merchants